Infertility - Successful Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment

Though there are multiple possible medical causes of infertility, increasingly busy and stressful lifestyles have contributed to infertility levels in many young, married couples.

Male infertility can be due to poor sperm count, poor sperm quality, and issues related to erection and ejaculation. Ayurvedic herbal medicines can be successfully used to treat these issues and are safe, effective, and improve sperm quality and quantity while also improving performance and mutual satisfaction.

Female infertility can be due to hormonal imbalance, underdeveloped organs, ovulation failure, blockage due to growths (cysts or tumors) or inflammation, failure of conception due to sperm antibodies, or failure of implantation and embryonic growth due to infections. Most such conditions can be safely and effectively treated with Ayurvedic herbal medicines.

More than a third of affected women fail to conceive in spite of all relevant examinations and reports coming out normal. Ayurvedic treatment which can be given in such a scenario is completely safe, can be given for long periods, and tends to help solve the issue without creating any new problem or side effects. Ayurvedic herbal treatment can be continued throughout pregnancy in order to prevent complications as well as to achieve safe and healthy offspring.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment can thus be utilized to successfully treat both male and female infertility. Treatment is both safe as well as highly economical. It is important to do a thorough examination as well as perform detailed medical tests so as to locate the exact cause and provide specific and effective treatment.

The author, Dr A A Mundewadi, is available as an Ayurvedic Consultant at https://www.mundewadiayurvedicclinic.com and http://www.ayurvedaphysician.com

Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment of Non-specific Lymphadenitis

Lymphadenitis means inflammation in the lymph nodes which can be generalized or localized. This condition usually points to some infection or inflammation. Generalized swelling of the lymph glands may point to more serious infections like HIV and tuberculosis, or may be indicators of serious diseases like cancer.

Clinical examination and relevant medical tests usually help pinpoint the exact cause of lymphadenitis, and conservative treatment is usually sufficient to help treat and cure the condition. Of late, however, more and more individuals have started presenting with gross lymphadenitis in various parts of the body, without evidence of any specific cause like tuberculosis, widespread infection, or cancer. It then becomes necessary to explore other causes for this condition.

Chronic inflammation appears to be the main causative factor, possibly due to diverse reasons such as stress, food allergies, exposure to toxins, hidden and obscure infections, and autoimmune processes within the body, Treatment needs to be given at various levels. Herbal medicines are given to reduce inflammation, and remove excess accumulated fluid. Herbs with known antiviral and antibacterial actions are given to treat infections. Immune-modulating herbs are used to treat a dysfunctional immune system. Specific diet instructions are given to address food allergies, and prevent inflammation. Adequate lifestyle recommendations are given to reduce stress and get sufficient, good quality sleep on a regular basis.

It is also necessary to normalize the digestive capacity and intestinal flora of affected individuals. Detoxification may also be necessary, especially for people who do not respond well to the treatment mentioned above. People with a strong autoimmune component may need more aggressive therapy for a longer period of time.

Most people having non-specific lymphadenitis respond very well to this line of treatment and report complete resolution of all symptoms. It is necessary for them to continue following a healthy diet and lifestyle so as to prevent a recurrence.

The writer, Dr A A Mundewadi is available as an Ayurvedic Consultant at www.ayurvedaphysician.com